Build The Chords of a Key using Half and Whole Steps

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Hello Cherries! Have you ever wondered how or why the chords in a key are Major and/or minor? In this ⬇️NEW VIDEO⬇️ we're going to construct chords within a key using half and whole steps. We'll use the notes of the C Major scale to create triads (chords with three notes). Major chords are built with a root, a major third (four half steps) and a perfect fifth. Minor chords use a root, a minor third (three half steps), and a perfect fifth. This simple concept will help you see and understand the intervals that make up the chords. Enjoy the video Everybody and have a great weekend 🎸❤️

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